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biochemistry - branch of both biology and chemistry. It is the study of the substances found in living organisms
Saccharide
- from greek sakcharon meaning
sugar
Galactose
- from greek word for milk galact, found as a components of
lactos
in milk. Does not occure free in nature
Polysaccharide
- carbohydrates that contains ten
monosaccharide
units or more
Maltose
- french word for malt, a disaccharide containing two units of glucose, found in germinating grains, used to make beers
Starch
- stored carbohydrate in plants
Peptide
bond - a chemical bond formed between two molecules
Triglyceride
- the final 3D shape of a single polypeptide molecule
Biomolecules
- organic molecules being produced by living organisms
Glucose
- from greek word for sweet wine, grape sugar, blood sugar, dextrose
Monosaccharide
- simple sugar
Lactose
- latin word for milk - lact, a disaccharide found in milk containing glucose and galactose
Cellulose
- major components of the plants cell wall
Amino
acid
- building blocks of proteins
Carbohydrates
- chief source of energy of almost all living organisms
Fructose
- found in fruits and honey, sweetest sugar
Disaccharide
- contain two monosaccharides units bound together by covalent bond know as a glycosidic bond
Sucrose
- a disaccharide made of glucose and fructose
Glycogen
- stored carbohydrates in animals
Protein
- complex biomolecules that contain amino acid linked through the peptide bonds